Dunmanway

Dunmanway in the April edition of The Opinion

New Protective Services Unit in Dunmanway Garda Station

Together in Business first workshop in Brookpark Business Centre, Dunmanway

West Cork students shine in Enterprise

International Women‘s Day in Dunmanway

West Cork women mean business

What’s on in West Cork – local events

GAA updates from Paudie Palmer

Exclusive photos from social events in the area

Everyone should have an Opinion

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DKANE 08/03/2020 REPRO FREE Catherine Biggs, Dunmanway and Paul Quigley, Turners cross from Opp Shoppers, a website for all charity shops under the one roof at the Innovation awards for CIT Innovation week. Pic Darragh Kane

Catherine Biggs, Dunmanway and Paul Quigley, Turners cross from Opp Shoppers, a website for all charity shops under the one roof at the Innovation awards for CIT Innovation week.
Pic Darragh Kane

Together in Business' first workshop this in Brookpark Business Centre, Dunmanway. from left to right: Maureen Murnane of Maureen Murnane Career Guidance and Coaching, Katy Wareing of OMKO, Walt Hampton, Motivational speaker, author & strategic coach, one of the speakers on the day, Jenny Dempsey of Jenny Dempsey Design, Phoebe Webb of Phoebe Webb Nutrition and Kloe Wood of Two Green Shoots.

Together in Business’ first workshop this in Brookpark Business Centre, Dunmanway. from left to right: Maureen Murnane of Maureen Murnane Career Guidance and Coaching, Katy Wareing of OMKO, Walt Hampton, Motivational speaker, author & strategic coach, one of the speakers on the day, Jenny Dempsey of Jenny Dempsey Design, Phoebe Webb of Phoebe Webb Nutrition and Kloe Wood of Two Green Shoots.
CMK 01032020 REPRO FREE NO FEE  Eoin Murran and teammates of "Be Bright" celebrate their overall winners of the Senior Category from Skibbereen Community School. Picture Clare Keogh  The Future is Bright for Skibbereen StudentsStudents Boat Light to Make Waves Internationally Students from Skibbereen Community School took the overall senior prize at the recent West Cork Student Enterprise finals which were held in Fernhill House and Gardens. They will now take their business "Be Bright", a unique company creating safety lights for rowing boats to County Hall on March 24th.  The winners of the Junior Category, “Beez Wraps”, from Sacred Heart Secondary School Clonakilty will also compete against the North Cork winners for a place at the Student Enterprise National finals in Croke Park in May. The winning teams have worked hard on creating their respective businesses since last September and beat off competition from more than 450 pupils throughout ten secondary schools in West Cork. Other prize winners on the day included "Éire le Chéile”, a board game for the visually impaired who took second place and the award for Innovation from Mount Saint Michael, Rosscarbery, “Smashed” from Sacred Heart Clonakilty and “Cartaí Choiche”, Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon (joint third place), "McCarthy Sports", (Best use of Social Media) Clonakilty Community College, "Bam Cups", (Best Display), MICC Dunmanway, and “Button Up” (Social Enterprise Award) Kinsale Community School. Madeline Stanley and Lauren Brampton from Schull Community College were awarded a special Entrepreneurs of the Future Award for their business venture “Sustainabilitrees”. Speaking at the final of the West Cork Student Enterprise Awards, Ian Doyle, Mayor of Cork County said, "It is extremely encouraging to see the level of enthusiasm of the students at the end of a programme which has given them the invaluable opportunity to see for themselves what it takes to build and grow a b

Eoin Murran and teammates of “Be Bright” celebrate their overall winners of the Senior Category from Skibbereen Community School in the West Cork Student Enterprise Awards.
Picture Clare Keogh 

 

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